Bedka Studio

Your business works hard. Your website should too.

Websites that feel like cinema.

I design and build custom websites for small businesses, using today's best tools, AI included, to give you a site that's worth looking at, and worth finding. Then, when your business needs it and not before, automation that takes work off your plate. You work directly with me.

This page is the sample

You're busy running the business.

  • People look you up on Google and find nothing to click, or a site that no longer shows your best work.
  • The same questions, answered by phone and text, one customer at a time.
  • Calls and messages that go unanswered while you’re on the job, and turn into missed work.

The fix isn't more tools. It's one site with a job — and automation only where it saves you time.

What I build for small businesses

Three levels that stack. You start with the essentials and add only what your business actually uses. For small businesses in Aubrey, Denton, Little Elm, Celina and Prosper, TX.

Level 01

Base website

A custom site with its own identity — not another template. Fast, clear, accessible, and designed phone-first, because that's where your customers will find you.

+ Level 02

Workflow automation

Let the site work while you run the business. What you do by hand today — answering the same question ten times, remembering appointments, copying data around — can be automated.

+ Level 03

AI integrations

AI put to work on concrete parts of your business — when it helps, not because it's trendy. I'm a software developer; and building this kind of tool is my craft.

Real sites you can click through

Collin & Sam Refrigeration

Collin & Sam Refrigeration is a concept site for a fictional AC and heating company in Frisco, Texas.

Pricing you can see up front

A simple Starter site is $497. Custom sites start at $1,200, with a fixed quote before anything begins. My first five founding clients get 20% off.

Tell me about your business. Get a free quote.

Starting fresh, or have a site that needs to work harder? I answer myself, with an honest take and a fixed quote.